On Wednesday, December 5, 2012 7:39:47 PM UTC-5, BAR wrote:
In article , says...



On 12/4/12 5:18 PM, JustWait wrote:


You are right, the unions wanted to go along with it, it was the 3,000
greedy union "brothers" who ****ed the other 15,000 down the river..
Same way it happened at Finast, the top ten percent wage earners, ****
the rest for a few more bucks...


The unions had nothing to do with the demise of First National, aka
Finast. The chain was the victim of bad management from the Pick-and-Pay
Ohio group that took it over and then by the European group - Royal
Ahold - that took it over in the late 1980's. The latter organization
had all sorts of investigations going on, some of which resulted in
heavy fines and jail sentences.

Bad management...really bad management, and nothing to do with "union
problems."

You would know about bad management, bad accounting and bad business
practices in general. Pay your taxes and your debts deadbeat.

LOL